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During this general reduction and discount
sale of all Spring and Summer Goods includ
ing men and boy's light weight Shoes, ladies;,
TTllt5tit ClIlU OIIIIUICII 5 VAJ
gandies, Lawns, Dimities
de Soil, &c. Waist Silks i
fancies, must andill bd
suit the buyer. j
Great Damage Done by Caterpillars.
A dispatch from St. Johnsbury,
Vermont says;-
The forest tent caterpillar has
appeared in millions in Caledonia
county. Every "possible method
has been tried to protect
shrubs and trees in St.
Johnsbury.. The city authorities
have employed a fire engine to
spray trees bordering streets jiith
a poisonous solution, but'these ef
forts have been only partially suc
cessful. It is estimated that the
ravages of caterpillars will cost
the btate hundreds of. thousands 01
dollars if -they remain another sea
son.
ords and Ties, Or
Swiss Mull, Mous
n plaids, stripes and
sold at a price to
on
These prices are
all our new
Spring Styles.
Strictly up-to-date
cuts.
$3.50 now
$3.00 now
$2.75 now
$2.65 now
$2.50 now
$1.75 now
This warm weather creates a demand for light low cut Shoes.
We anticipated this and are prepared vyith a complete line of Ladies,
Misses and Clrkjren's Oxfords and Tick, embracing all the very latest
styles. The prices which we name on
quick clearance sales.
$3.00 Ties at $2.40
$2.50 Ties at $2.00
$2.25 Ties at $1.75
$2.00 Ties at $1.60
$2.95 i
$2.50
I $2.10
$2.00
$2.00
I $1.40'
Our odds and
ends, broken sizes,
samples, etc., etc.,
go at your own
price. . t
them for a limited time'are for
$1.75 Ties at $1.40
$1.50 Ties at $1.20
$1.25 Ties at $1.00
ffil.OO Ties at 80c.
75c. Ties dt 60c.
We refund money, on
all merchandise ex
cept cut goods and ask no questions.
The 20 per cent, discount on all Krnbroideries will be , continued
' through this' week. "We would like to
1 Kill ULUUD IIS UlU OtUlO KJVIV otfcVtl
the
acquaint you with
will not permit. All
prices
we can
say now is that all rlain and fancy Spring and Summer materials,
etc., will be sold at prices too j low
for them to last long, so if you
want some of the greatest bargains ever offered in the history of, Sal
isbury just pocket your money, catch
crowd. . First come first served at
step, forward march with the
HALRRY BROS.
A ood Keasdml Is
We are often asked the reason why we are not down stairs with
our fine goods. Here is our reply: To give the customer the advan
tage of the prices by saving the expense from the store and you get
good pay for walking up a couple of steps. Give- us a trial. Fine
Dressesand Silks and Tailor Made Suits, Shirt Waists and a fine line
of Underskirts, Linen Goods, Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads, Matting,
Rugs, &c. All goods sold or cash or on time. Give us a trial.
BELL BLOCK,
2ND FLOOR,
ROOMR 5 AND 6.
CO 1 1 K N
BEOS
inni
wo
Two-story dwellings in. the West
Ward will be sold very reasona
bly and at terms to suit purchasers.
A NUMBER j
Of choice lots in different "parts of
town, which will prove good in
vestments, can be secured at low
i
cash prices. . .
WANTED:
People having farms for sale to
list them with us. We are having
numerous calls for farms for home
' . . " ' - " - ' " . j ."
places. f '
E. I BEAN
REAL ESTATE AND RENT AGENCY.
Overman Building, Office No. 4.
;j . - - 1
(:()..
Take Tate !
Tate Springs Water
Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all
diseases of stomach, liver and kid
neys. " 5,000 .testimonials. For sale
by JAMES PLUMMElt and J. AL
LEN BROWN. I
Judge Henry R. Bryan, Newberne,
N. C: "It does me more good than
any water 1 have evdr used."
i ' j ,
Capacity of hotel 500. Open all sea
son. Write for 40 page annual cata
logue. ' .
Thos. Tomlinson, Pro-,
TATE SPRINGS, TENN. !
! Mortgage I Sale. ,
Pursuant to the provisions contain
ed in a mortgage trust deed, register
eq in. Book No. 12, Page 159, made by
J . L.. Udell and wife, Mary C. Odell,
for the protection and benefit of the
PArpetual -Building and Loan -Asso
edition of Salisbury, N. C, on, the 8th
day of March, 1895, default having
been made in the payxnentTof this
debt, which the said i mortgage was
gi ven to secure, the undersigned will
se 1 at public sale, for cash, at the
Cc urt House door in Salisbury on the
i 8th Day of July
next, the following property! A cer
tain piece, parcel and tract of land
ly ng in Rowan County and bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stake on
M lin street corner of lot No. 2 in the
division of the lands of DavidThoni-
asL dee'd, thence S. 45 degrees w. with
saad street 107 feet to a stake, thence
N 45 degrees W. 6.33 chains to a stake,
tt e nee N. 45 degrees E. 107 f eef to a
st ike corner of lot No. 2, thence S. 45
degrees E 6.33-chains to the begin
ning, being lot No. 3 in. the division
of the lands of David Thomas, dee'd,
being lot sold said J. L. Odell by Dr.
II. P. Murray and now owned by said
Dr. II. P. Murray. For full description
see deed' to H. P. Murray recorded in
5poK tiy rage 604 Register's office of
Rbwan County, conveved bv J.L.
Odell and wife, Mary C. Odell, to sat-
isiy. acoi, proviaea ior in said mort
gage. This . the 5th day of Jpne, 189d.
F. J .MURDOCH, Trustee.
At What Age Should Girls Marry?
Sarah Grand, In The Gentlewoman.
It has come to pass that the
modern girl marries later in life
than lie r predecessor, bhe feels
that there is no hurry and takes
plenty of time to look about her.
Th$ healthy-minded would gen-
erauy prerer to marry, out just
at what ages is somewhat hard to
determine. It seems to me that
the only possible answer to the
question is also the most obvious,
namely, when she arrives, at years
of (discretion. 1 his happens at
various ages: according to the
character and capacity of the girl.
Some girls are sensible women at
nineteen; some are never sensible
women at all. ,
The Amelia Sedley sort of girl
is a survival of the chattel period,
and as she never acquires the sort
of discretion which is a safe con
duct through life it -makes no
difference at what age she mar
ries. She is the clinging sort of
creature who looks about for a
man to lean upon and generally find
one, for men in ' theory still pre
fer her. They sentimentalize on
the subiect in their youth and talk
about the ivy' and the oak. When
they are captured, if they do not
suner J;he fate of the oak smoth
ered by the ivy, but survive to
tell the tale, they still cling to
their theory; but they spend the
leisure hours of their middle ase
at their clubs..
Reduced Hate
The - Southern offers reduced
ates on account of the following
occasions:
Wake Forest summer school.
one first class fare for round trip.
uasaie june iytn to July 14th:
limit July 15th. - ( ; .
u. C summer school, one
first-class fare round trip. June
li to July iu; limit J uly 20.
n " t"
Thomas Thurman, .deputy sher
iff of Troy, Mo., says if every
one in the United States should
idiscover the virtue of Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Balve for piles, rec
tal troubles and skin diseases, the
demand could not be supplied.
James Plummer.
Useful Information.
Never stand, near a tree, iron
railing or ljead spouting when it is
lightning. r 1
Never leave a gun in reach of
vounsr people when loaded. Al-
wa3rs remove the charge' when you
are done with it. . .
Do not sleep in a f-oum where
charcoal is burning. If you fee
drowsy when near it, go into the
am. 1 : T
You may save many accidents
by always picking up prange pee
oil payments and roads and put
ting it out of the way " of passen
gers and horses.
In crossing a road al ways go be
hind a carriage. Nover -leave
horses in a road by themselves.
Always air vaults or cellars that
have been long closed before en
tering them. Try if a lighted
candle will burn before staying in
such places any length of time.
-w r 1
iveepsand in a hall in, every
house where-kerosene is burned
as in case of fire it w ill extinguish
it immediately. Milk also, has
this effect.
Savage Hotel,
lack Mountaih, N. C-
Vrill be open May 20th, for 18; or 20
n ce summer boarders. No'consump
t ves. Write for prices. r
C. W. SAVAGE, Prop-
Naomi Taylor, aged 4 years, of
Baltimore, was scalded to death by
falling into a boiler of hot, water.
Life's Story.
Life is but a little story,
Punctuated in the main :
With commas of our happiness
And with periods of pain.
Snrincr Lamb, fat Mutton. Liver
I udding, Head Cheese, stall fed Beef,
corn fed Pork and all kinds pf Sausage
a id other fresh meats at J.- S. Mara-
e's. ? j
Remarkable Rescue-
. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain
field, 111., makes the statement
that she caught cold, which settled
on her lungs; she was treated for a
month by her family physician
but grew worse. He told her she
was a hopelss victim of consUmp
tion and that, no medicine coulc
cure her. Her druggist suggested
Dr; King's New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought a bottle
and and to her delight found her
self benefitted from first doso
She continued its use and after
taking six botttles, found herself
sound, and well:, now does her
own housework, and is as well as
she ever was. JTree trial bottles
of this Great Discovery at Kluttz
& Co's Drug Store. Large bottles
50 cents and $1.00. 7 .
What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure?
It is the newlv discovered reme
dy, the most effective preparation
ever devised for aiding the diges
tion and assimilation of food, and
restoring the deranged digestive
organs to a natural condition. It
is a discovery surpassing anything
yet known to the medical' profes-
r ri 4
sion. James rlummer. v;
DR.I.H.FOUST
Offers his professional services to the
people of Salisbury and vicinity. 1
Office: No. 10, Bell Block, Second
Floor.
FRESH MACKEREL.
I have just received the finest lot
of ackerel ever before placed on the
Salisbury market. " Try them and be
convinced.
A fine lot of North Carolina Cut
Herring just received.
D. M. MILLER.
FOR SALE.
One 7-room 2-storv house ln: Brook
lyn; 1 farm with 2-story house on it,
50 acres, 1 mile from fountain " splen
did for truck farming and dairy; 5 or
6 other houses in different narts of
town; 1 house at Spencer. It will be
well to see me before buying.'
11 L. SIIAVEIl, Agt.
Town Lots for Sale !
Lot No. 1. In East Ward of the
town of Salisbury, on Lee street,' ad
joining M. L. Bean and Mrs. Gordon's
property, near railroad, 60 feet by 200
feet.
Lot No. 2. In North Ward of the
jtpwn of Salisbury, on .Main street, ad-
101 nine the Mowefy, lioueche and
Shaver lots; 118i feet by 201 feet.
IlarrietUS. Johnston property. Ti
tie guaranteed. ' ' -
Fo- particulars address, McCall &
JSixon, Attorneys, Charlotte, JN. C.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-
North Carolina, v
Rowan County.
Having qualified as Executors 0
Reuben JMIolmes, deceased, late .o
the County of Rowan, State of North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate o
the late Reuben J. Holmes to present
them for payment to the undersigned
Executors on or before the 19th day o
June, 1900, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All parties
indebted to said estate will plsase
make prompt payment.
Dated this June 19th, 1899. F
W. F. SNIPER,"
R. J. HOLMES
and C. H. HOLMES,
Executors of Reuben J. Holmes, dec
By Li. 11. Clement, Att'y. .
YANTED!
To sell a good Farm, containing 55i
acres, well watered, bottom land, 10
acres in timber. All necessary out
buildings. Three miles from Sal is
bury. Apply to J. D.-KLUTTZ
Woodside, N. C, . -
All Eancy
Summer
Goods;
A SUFFERER FROM THE HEAT,
who perspires freely, will be surprised
when he notes how much longer the
linen done up here keeps fresh and
cool when the thermometer is on the
rampage, than that they have ever
worn before. Our hot weather laun
dry work is udoneup" for keeps, and
you save money by having in done
here. - . . '
SALISBURY STEAM LAUNDRY.
1, inm
M l' 1 IJK
II I I r J
Hi&h Grade Institution For Young Ladies
SOS
A refined environment and a kind wolor,
vre nave moumi conveniences ior your greatest comfort Our
uuiiuiiis la iiaiuisuiiic mm citrtiniy iumisnea. More
it is fire-proof. Cost of plant. Sioo.om.nn
A srhnat in the Southland in which everv teacher is
! 'bra ted Americap, German or English conservatory. You may elect degree course. iriim orirjhrh
4 In Western N. C. faraons for its fine climate. 'In the suburbs of a charmine and hAlthffil oftv
altitude 760 ft. A beautiful site of 20 a-res. Rates from $250 to $400. For Illustrated catale
tddress REV. C. B. KING, President. Charlotte, North Carolina. " - catalogue
Lawns, Organdies, Crepons
At the Uniform Prices of 5 and 10 cents per
;.V yard. ; , ; ' , !
This includes French Organdies, Cotton
Crepons and Fancy Piques.
Above quotations are less than half price.
Call in time arid get a b ar ga i n .
IlfBfliB
Clearance Sale.
The Mechanics and Investors Union
-. Provides the citizens of North Carolina with the best plan for the profita
ble and safe investment of monthly savings that has ever been devised.. Tbe
following reasonsare given in supportof the statement:
1. The Company is operated under a carefully-prepared charter, granted
by the State of North Carolina in May, 1893, to well-known citizens of Kaleigh.
2. The.plans of the Company were prepared .witli the utingst care by cup
able experts; and are in exact accord wii.h the laws of the State.
3. The Officers and Directors are prudgnt, honest and careful business
men, who are themselves stockholders, and are doubly interested in the wel
fare and financial success of. the Company.
4. The permanence of the Company has been provided for in the same
manner that banks and other corporations provide for their safety and per
manence. That is to say The stockholders are not permitted to break up
and ruin the Company by demanding the return of their stock before matur
ity. They can sell and transfer it without cost, or the Company will make
advances on it.
5. The plans provide for theregular monthly payment of. sixty-five cents
per month for $100 of stock, or for its multiples up to $ia50 per month to' one
person, which latter payment will, in one hundred months, mature $3,000
stock, making an investment adapte'd to the poor man, woman or child who
can only save two cents per day, also to the parent who wishes to create a
lund of $"00, $1,000 or $3,000 for the education of his family.
6. The Guarantee Fund, which now . amounts" to several thousands dol
lars, protects the stock of every member (whether investor or borrower) from
damage or. loss. Incase of death, the Trustee of this Fund becomes respon
sible for the monthly dues until' maturity of the shares of stock, at, which
time the widow or heir will receive the full amount. This increases the value
and security of the investment.' . ,"
7. The funds of the Company are invested in first mortgages on improv
ed real estate, which are held by B S. JermaD, Treasurer and Trustee, 1'or the
protection, benefit and final payment of the stock held by the members.
These securities are. not transferable, and they can not be used for any. other
purpose. The Company owes no debts of any kind. .
: 8.- The Company will at any time make advances,. on a member's stock in
sums of fifty dollars and multiples, to the full extent of his payments to the
Loan Fund. This is done without expense tor papers.
9. It is a purely mutual. Company; the profits are divided to the invet
ingand borrowing members iq proportion to their shares.of stock.
in ' Tli o Pnmnanv nave fhp n1.ir lay nn 't.Vip atnr lr. Tt. 5s nrit. t.MY:ihlr. in
the hands of the owner.
.11. In order to become a'member, and participate in the advantages, the
Company requires a written application, giving full particulars.
The Officers of the Company are: . Jno. C. Drewry, President; J. S. Wyn
nie, Vice-Pres.ident; R S. Jermaa; Treasurer; Ji N. Holding, Attorney; Geo.
A lion KonrnrnVv W S Primrnp H fl. T.nt.ta . .
You are Invited to Become a Stockholder.
C. B. JORDAN, Agent, - Salisbury, N. C.
AVarrn Weather Eatables :
Fine Cream Cheese. Heinz's Sweet Pickles
Fancy Cakes and Crackers.
Vienna Sausage.
Potted Ham, Tongue, Chicken, Turkey, Etc,
And other things suitable for cold,
V quick lunches.
Lichtenstein & Teiser.
Phone 104, Bell Block.